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Greater Boston Developers Adopt Design-Build Model Amid Rising Costs and Delays, Avatar Construction Reports Growth

Greater Boston Developers Adopt Design-Build Model Amid Rising Costs and Delays, Avatar Construction Reports Growth

Pipefitter Christopher Donisi Becomes New Voice of Boston's Logan International Airport After Winning Contest

Pipefitter Christopher Donisi Becomes New Voice of Boston's Logan International Airport After Winning Contest

Christopher Donisi, a 43-year-old pipefitter from East Arlington, Massachusetts, has been selected as the new voice of Boston's Logan International Airport. Donisi won the months-long 'Voice of Logan' contest, beating out approximately 6,000 other contestants, as reported by WFXT. The announcement was made by Richard Davey, CEO of the Massachusetts Port Authority, during a radio program on November 5. Donisi expressed his shock and excitement at the news. His audition tape featured a distinct Boston accent, welcoming visitors to Boston Logan International Airport and highlighting the city's spirit. Donisi initially hesitated to enter the contest but was encouraged by his mother, Helen Donisi, according to 'Today'. This new role marks a triumphant return for Donisi, who had a humorous past incident with Delta Air Lines in his childhood, leading to a temporary ban from flying with the airline. Despite his newfound recognition, Donisi plans to maintain his pipefitting job.

Hockey Hall of Fame Inducts Six New Members, Including Carey Price and Patrice Bergeron

Hockey Hall of Fame Inducts Six New Members, Including Carey Price and Patrice Bergeron

Hockey Hall of Fame Inducts Six New Members, Including Carey Price and Patrice Bergeron

Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron among 6 inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame

Carey Price, Patrice Bergeron among 6 inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame

Carey Price first visited the Hockey Hall of Fame as a teenager

Ear Candy Coalition to Host Second Annual Fantasy Jam Band Scramble in Biloxi for Charity

Ear Candy Coalition to Host Second Annual Fantasy Jam Band Scramble in Biloxi for Charity

Ear Candy Coalition to Host Second Annual Fantasy Jam Band Scramble in Biloxi for Charity

Quincy Officials Debate Future of Automatic License Plate Readers Amid Privacy Concerns

Quincy Officials Debate Future of Automatic License Plate Readers Amid Privacy Concerns

Officials in Quincy, Massachusetts, are currently debating new regulations for automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras. This discussion follows months of public debate regarding privacy and public safety concerns surrounding the city's previous system, which utilized Flock Safety cameras. The city had one of the highest concentrations of these cameras in Massachusetts, but they have since been deactivated. Mayor Thomas Koch indicated that Quincy plans to transition to a different system, which he stated would be entirely internal, limiting data access solely to the Quincy police for investigative purposes. Despite this proposed change, opposition to the technology persists among some residents. Quincy Police Chief Mark Kennedy has defended the use of ALPRs, asserting their effectiveness in accelerating investigations by providing leads in minutes rather than days. He also refuted claims that the technology tracks individuals or employs facial recognition, stating he would oppose it if those claims we...

Bruins announce details of Bergeron’s No. 37 retirement ceremony

Bruins announce details of Bergeron’s No. 37 retirement ceremony

Ahead of his induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame tonight, details have emerged about what fans can expect on Dec. 1 when Patrice Bergeron’s No. 37 is sent to the TD Garden rafters. Bergeron’s number will be the 14th one retired by the Bruins. The Boston Bruins announced that 2011 Stanley Cup champion and […]

Boston Bruins Defeat Florida Panthers 4-1, Extend Home Winning Streak to Seven Games

Boston Bruins Defeat Florida Panthers 4-1, Extend Home Winning Streak to Seven Games

Boston Bruins Defeat Florida Panthers 4-1, Extend Home Winning Streak to Seven Games

Elias Lindholm scores 1st of Boston's 3 goals in 1st period, carrying Bruins past Panthers, 4-1

Elias Lindholm scores 1st of Boston's 3 goals in 1st period, carrying Bruins past Panthers, 4-1

Elias Lindholm, Mikey Eyssimont and Morgan Geekie each scored a goal in an opening period that started out testy, carrying the Boston Bruins past the Florida Panthers 4-1

Berkshire Agricultural Ventures Partners with Schools to Integrate Local Beef into Cafeterias via USDA Grant

Berkshire Agricultural Ventures Partners with Schools to Integrate Local Beef into Cafeterias via USDA Grant

Nonprofit Berkshire Agricultural Ventures (BAV) has partnered with Mass Farms to School to introduce locally produced ground beef into school cafeterias in North Adams and Lenox, Massachusetts. This pilot initiative is funded by a $180,133 USDA Patrick Leahy Farm to School Grant. The program aims to strengthen the local food system by connecting local farmers with institutional food service. Drury High School in North Adams is one of the participating schools, where students are now consuming burgers and other dishes made with local beef. Marty's Local, a regional food distributor, facilitates the supply of beef sourced from four local farms through Cherry Point Beef, a Western Massachusetts distributor.

Boston Bruins Defeat Florida Panthers 4-1 in Penalty-Filled NHL Game

Boston Bruins Defeat Florida Panthers 4-1 in Penalty-Filled NHL Game

Boston Bruins Defeat Florida Panthers 4-1 in Penalty-Filled NHL Game

Boston Bruins Discuss Potential Nikita Kucherov Trade and Team Performance

Boston Bruins Discuss Potential Nikita Kucherov Trade and Team Performance

Boston Bruins Discuss Potential Nikita Kucherov Trade and Team Performance